News on Youtube Oct 12 2017

Ragi crop (Finger millet) is grown in Karnataka in the districts of Tumkur, Mandya, Mysore, chitradurga.

Hallikar cattle are well adopted to this environment

Ragi and hallikar cattle have indispensable bond in nature.

In about a week or 2, finger millet ears will come out of plants.

At this time we let our hallikar cattle to eat millet grass

This helps the crop in many ways,

this process controls the excessive growth of grass and thus increases millet yield.

Hallikar cattle helps us in properly ploughing the fields and other agri related works.

They work for the farmers very hard.

Now, these cattle are feeding on this healthy grass and they are happy now.

They give us milk of good quality and quantity.

That milk is very nutritious.

So, these days, we let them to feed on finger millet grass.

Now, they feel happy… We are also happy..

For more infomation >> Hallikar cattle and Ragi crop have indispensable relationship - Duration: 4:35.

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Angélique Gerard, Customers Relationship Director @Iliad - Duration: 5:45.

For more infomation >> Angélique Gerard, Customers Relationship Director @Iliad - Duration: 5:45.

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YouGov Affluent Perspective 2017: Relationship Between Consumers and Brands - Duration: 1:51.

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Affluent consumers in general feel less loyal than in the past.

Connecting with them on a human level will go a long way

to maintaining valued relationships.

And that's the Affluent Perspective.

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